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Travel Information

Getting to Beaver Creek

  • Beaver Creek Resort

    Our wedding locale

    Beaver Creek is a mountain resort located west of Vail, just over 100 miles from Denver. At the heart of the resort, Beaver Creek Village is full of quaint shops, art galleries, bars and restaurants, all conveniently linked by heated walkways and escalators.

    Within the gates of Beaver Creek, complimentary shuttle service is offered for all guests of Beaver Creek anywhere within the resort. For more information or to schedule a pick-up, call Village Transportation at (970) 949-1938 or ask your concierge to book a shuttle, allowing 10-20 minutes for pickup.

    For more information about Beaver Creek, please visit the resort web site at www.beavercreek.com

    Added on Tue, Jan 29th 2008

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  • Hotels

    Reception Site and Recommended Lodging

    We have chosen the Pines Lodge as the site of our marriage celebration. We have negotiated a group rate of $99 per night for a Lodge Room, or $119 per night for a Deluxe Room. To view descriptions of the rooms, please visit the Pines Lodge web site. To take advantage of this rate, please mention that you are with the Janzen/Ewert wedding, the group discount code is GJ1JEW. Please keep in mind, we have a space available arrangement only, rooms are not being reserved for wedding guests. To ensure a discounted room at the Pines Lodge the weekend of October 11, please call 877-820-7669* to make your reservation as soon as possible.

    http://www.pineslodge.rockresorts.com/


    Update: Pines Lodge is nearing capacity. If Pines Lodge has no vacancies we recommend the nearby Park Hyatt or Beaver Creek Lodge. Both offer similar rates, nice amenities, and locations less than 1/2 mile from the reception site. Village Transportation runs free shuttle services within Beaver Creek, call 970-949-1938 to request a pickup.

    Park Hyatt: http://beavercreek.hyatt.com/hyatt/hotels/index.jsp

    Beaver Creek Lodge: http://www.beavercreeklodge.net


    Added on Thu, Jan 31st 2008

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  • Parking

    Please note, hotels within Beaver Creek charge overnight guests for parking. The per night fee ranges from $15 - $30, however, you can utilize the complimentary lot at the base of Beaver Creek. To access this lot, drive through the gates of Beaver Creek and then take an immediate right towards the parking lot.

    The parking shuttle bus runs every ten minutes between the lots and the covered bridge in Beaver Creek Village. Guests will need to take a connecting shuttle from the covered bridge to the hotels. You can wait for a scheduled pickup at the covered bridge, or ask the parking shuttle driver to page the on-call shuttle service. The on-call shuttle picks up at the Centenntial station, located 75 yards up from the covered bridge. There is also a phone at the Centennial station to contact the on-demand shuttle service.


    Added on Fri, Sep 12th 2008

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  • Travel by Air

    ...and then a little more by car

    There are a couple options for airports....either the Eagle-Vail (EGE) airport located about 30 miles west of Beaver Creek, or Denver International Airport (DEN).

    Unless you can find a direct flight into Eagle-Vail, it is generally faster and cheaper to just fly into Denver and drive up to Beaver Creek. Because Beaver Creek offers complimentary shuttles within the resort, you might consider a mountain shuttle service in lieu of rental car. Airport shuttle options include: Colorado Mountain Express or All Mountain Transportation.

    Denver International Airport (DIA) serves as the hub for both Frontier and United Airlines, so you can usually find affordable and direct flights on those carriers. I personally think Frontier is fantastic, and they even have little TV's on the back of every screen. But you sure can't beat the pilots on American!

    I have also arranged for a group discount on Midwest Airlines, please follow that link or call 1-800-452-2022 for reservations and mention the discount code CMZ4330.

    Added on Thu, Jan 31st 2008

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  • Map to Beaver Creek

    Click on the image for an enlarged map, or the following link for Google:

    Map to Beaver Creek

    Added on Thu, May 1st 2008

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  • Altitude Awareness

    If you are traveling to Beaver Creek from out of state, please be aware of the symptoms of altitude sickness. You can't predict if altitude sickness will happen to you, but you can be prepared to alleviate the effects. Just a few simple steps...drink plenty of water, avoid alcohol and salty foods, and try to take it easy. Check out the articles below for additional information.

    Be Aware of Altitude Sickness

    Web MD


    Added on Mon, Jul 7th 2008

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